Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1887-09-05
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Chas Bridges Is home from Fair
field. where he has been at work

John Gariine, who has been in the
west about 80 years, serving in the
volunteer army = portion Of the time,
has returned To his friends in help
les condition from the St Nitus
/ dance. He draws i small pension,
but Is in too enfeebled a condition 10
get an increase, which he seems 10
deserve.
School in Dist. No. II, taught by
Isabel ). Lang, closed Aug. 9TH.
Those having no marks were Alpha
Gebbie, Roy Young. Maggie Coon
er, Ray Coomer. and Carl Philbrook.
Marion Young was absent two days,
Fernie Philbrook one. and David
Speir one-half day on account of
sickness. There were no tardy marks
during the term.
Greensboro Bend
Mrs. H. Harrington and Mrs. John
Denning are both dangerously sick.
also Oramel Currier.
The section boss here recently got
his walking papers and a man from
Walden takes his place
Miles and Smith are still fighting
At law and the end Is not Yet. Rum
was IS the bottom Of it.
Ira~bur=h.
See {. Warren's advertisement for
the auction sale Of $500 acres Of land.
The Ladies Aid and H. 7. c.. will
meet with Mrs. J. c. Chapman. Fri
day: all cordially invited.
Mrs. \. c. Alger. (Jennie Jane
son Of Nalboro \. H. formelv OF this
town. made an excellent speech on
Home Missions at the Lyndonville
Camp meeting. Mrs. Alger Is an
earnest worker in this department Of
church work.
Newport.
Hite Green lost one finger by 4
circular saw in the dressing mill last
Thursday.
Mrs. Chas. Phillips has been very
sick the past week but IS better.
There were 81 names Of delinquent
tax payers handed over 10 the col
lector for collection in district No. 8.
Mr.. Wild closed his labors with the
Congregational church last Sunday.
John ". Doe OF Maine is clerking
for Q. Newcomb.
Mr.. c. r. Brigham OF Boston who
has been visiting here for the last two |
weeks went home last Monday.
Fred Rivers has bought building
lot on Causeway street where John |
Rivers lives and will build a house.
The village schools opened last
Monday with 100 scholars. which |
number will probably be increased.
Mr.. H L. Doyle of West Burke
has been permanently located in the |
Custom house mere in place OF E. c. !
Carrigan.
Pavson Wild starts next week for |
his freshman wear AT Williams Col |
lege. and Geo. Young for his second |
year at Dartmouth.
Ira Miller and family Of y. Y. are
stopping at the Memphremagog
House. Mr.. Miller was q native OF
this county. formerly living in Brown
ington.
Homer Trasher and family and H
). Root and family were camping
down the lake last week, having rent
ed Cleveland's furnished cottage nea
the Mountain House. This IS q de
lightful way Of spending a part d
the summer.
Ludger Champoux who has worked
on the boat most Of the time for the
last thee years, but who has lately
been working on the South Eastern,
fell from freight train one night re-
Gently, and got pretty well used up,
being now on clutches.
Through the efforts OF States Attor-
ney Alfred and the criticisms of the
public and the press, the railroad au-
thorities. through Supt. Folsom, have
ordered those who run the Lady Of
the Lake TO discard liquor selling en-
tirely. Hereafter tbs boat will no-
be disgraced by drunkenness which
IS occasioned in whole or part by liq-
uors peddled on the boat.
We>tfeId.
Mrs. Orrin ). Miller went to Palm
CT Mass, with Mrs. P. E AIilleEza
few days ago. r
Miss Alice Hazelton is stayifg at
Sharon springs y. Y.
Last Saturday while at work Mich.
Gilbert had his hand caught between
log and chain and the first joint
Of one finger was removed.
Russell Hitchcock and wife. Of
Lawrence Mass. have arrived and it
Is understood viii make q pertinent
home with Jacob Stebbins and wife.
The new residents are welcomed By a
community By whom they are person
ally known and respected.
Tuesday night carriage in which .
three occupants were riding on North
Hill, was overturned and Miss Root
was badly hurt She was taken up
in an insensible condition and I4r. T.
Emery summoned The most serious
injnry II seems was done TO her head. !,
Miss Clara Greenwood, Lowell.